ST GALLEN – In addition, to adding new brand partners such as G-Star, bluesign technologies has revised its consumer safety limits published in its BSSL (bluesign system substances list). The revision, a company statement said, “considers new scientific knowledge on the toxicological profile of substances, ECHA candidate list with SVHC substances, revised risk assessments as well as new analytical standards.”
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